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by efdee 11y ago
Knowing Apple, I strongly doubt it.
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by efdee 11y ago
Or making porn opt-in on the internet. Stupid EU. Oh wait.
633.
by efdee 11y ago
As a person with half a brain, so do I.
634.
by efdee 11y ago
I will wait for the episode to air on NG.
635.
by efdee 11y ago
How would you feel about me giving your kids free cigarettes and painkillers?
636.
by efdee 11y ago
I very much enjoyed Netflix while staying with family in the US. In Belgium, however, the available content is so limited that it's just not worth it. Not even Friends, Simpsons, X-Files, nothing.
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by efdee 11y ago
I'd rather have hundred of packages in a well sorted flat directory than the same number of packages in an "Alice In Wonderland"-style rabbit hole.
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by efdee 11y ago
You are just throwing unrelated links around. Parent's point was that in this case, logic and representation are one and the same concern. What you're doing is similar to using SoC to defend having to split up class definitions in
639.
by efdee 11y ago
I get the feeling that you're just arguing for the sake of arguing. You can't in one comment say that it's hard to move things around and then in the other comment say that of course it's not hard to move things around.
640.
by efdee 11y ago
It is a limitation of Explorer and CMD.EXE - Windows has had Unicode APIs to access paths up to 32767 characters, but for some reason they have Explorer and CMD.EXE use the older ANSI API which does not support it.
641.
by efdee 11y ago
No, it's a "bug". It is not required for loading specific versions -- those can be kept in a flat structure just as well. No need for the idiotic nesting.
642.
by efdee 11y ago
Thanks for your valuable contribution to this thread.
643.
by efdee 11y ago
On the serverside, your stores should not be singletons (shared between all requests) but in request scope (one per request). Otherwise users will be reading eachother's data.
644.
by efdee 11y ago
Don't you just want to buy a monitor instead of a TV then?
645.
by efdee 12y ago
Soleau software. Those guys cost me many an hour back in the days.
646.
by efdee 12y ago
Anecdotal, but on my Windows Phone (admittedly, stuck on 7.8) the site was pretty much unusable.
647.
by efdee 12y ago
As a bona fide Nigerian prince, I fully agree with your protest.
648.
by efdee 12y ago
The combination of your IP and a timestamp of when it was used usually links directly to your ISP account. Your ISP probably has your address.
649.
by efdee 12y ago
What would have happened had he been a politician?
650.
by efdee 12y ago
I don't think that it is. You include both views in the submitted app and decide to show only one. There's no code push being done.
651.
by efdee 12y ago
You should delete your answer. First of all, /etc/passwd files haven't contained passwords for at least 15 to 20 years now, on most systems. Second of all, the way querystring/form parameters are passed to CGI systems ma
652.
by efdee 12y ago
Apache user can probably write to /tmp, and from there the attacker can construct a way into the system (bindshell, reverse shell). He can then start reading your PHP config files (db passwords) or try to use other vulnerabilities to e
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by efdee 12y ago
The infringement isn't driving down the value. Market saturation and lack of scarcity are driving down the value. Copyright is an artificial construction, an attempt to create scarcity where there is none. Copyright infringement is, in
654.
by efdee 12y ago
Yes, the audience wants to be entertained. And they are being entertained, to the extend that the entertainment market is oversaturated and as such the value of entertainment goes down. I feel like your second paragraph is just a reiteratio
655.
by efdee 12y ago
Nice try.
656.
by efdee 12y ago
You don't need 100M to make a good movie. You need 100M to make a movie that is trying to hide its own inadequacies by spending an insane amount of money on special effects and well-known actors. That is not to say that there aren&#x27
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by efdee 12y ago
I think the key part to take away here is that the filmmaker is the one who desperately wanted to make it. The audience wasn't desperately waiting for him to make it. Just because he pours lots of effort in it, doesn't mean that t
658.
by efdee 12y ago
It's not as impressive if you consider that people make modules for everything, no matter how trivial. Case in point: https://github.com/blakeembrey/upper-case/blob/master/upper-...
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by efdee 12y ago
I don't see any promise there that they won't somehow store your encryption key in a place where they can access it. I see a huge line saying "we invite you to try and catch us and if so we will try to find another way that y
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by efdee 12y ago
In a post-Snowden world, when it comes to leaking your data, companies are guilty until proven innocent. That is the only sensible stance to take given what we have learned in the last year.

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